Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-12-07


Fancy night shirts for the holiday
trade at SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER's.
-Salicks have the leading novelties OF
the holiday season at the lowest prices.
Nickel and silver Chatelain watches,
warranted, from SIS to 81, at Sproesser's.
-Buleteld linen handkerchief, table
cloths, napkins and towels at Trachte &
Trayser's.
e. Tniele, the celebrated cornetist, Is
engaged for two cornet solos at the Con-
cordia concert, Jan. 2.
A comprehe nslve liue of gold watches
reliable goods fully warranted-from
$l5 to $50, al Sproesser's
An elegant line ofsilk handkerchiefs
and silk muff1ers at low prices.
CRUDE & ACHTENHAGEN.
Albert Quentmeyer, of the firm OF
Schiller & Quentmeyer, and Miss Minnie
Brocker, of Fond du Lac, will be married
Monday next, December u.
The lecture committee for the Y. NJ.
G. A. course has secured Prof. David
Swing, of Chicago, for the last lecture of
the course in April
twenty-five per cent. discount on sill
yer plated ware, with no extra charge for
engraving; 45 per cent on Rockford plat
ed ware, at Sproessec's.
p May & Co, are out with a new
advertisement offering their stock of fine
furniture at wholesale prices. Call and
see their styles and prices.
-Salicks' stores are grand place of
attraction, and no one should fail to call
and see the fine line of goods offered at
such remarkably low figures.
"A stormy, rainy Saturday, cold
Sunday, followed by a radiant and bright
Monday, and soft and spring-like Tues
day. is the varied and capricious meteor
illogical record of the past four days.
The young la,lies comprising the
Clover club of the Congregational church
will expect you to attend their bazaar
and partake of supper at Turner Hall,
Thursday evening of next week, Dec. Is.
Supper 35 cents
"A boar,ier of Henry Kronitz's left
the house suddenly Monday morning,
taking with him coat and vest and
silver watch belonging to a couple of
felow-boarders. The officers could find
no trace of the offender.
The train for Madison on the Chica-
go, Milwaukee & ST. Paul railway, leav-
ing here at 9:25 A. NJ and arriving at
4:2S P NJ. was taken off Monday. This
leaves only one train day from Milwau-
kee to Madison through this city.
True happiness is attained by buying
your boots, shoes, rubbers and overshoes
from Jake Koerner, who has we'll earned
the title of the "Reliable Shoemaker
Reliable goods at prices that you can rely
upon being low, is Jake's motto. Cali
and see him.
Don't forget that Schiller & Quent-
meyer carry the largest and best line for
the holiday trade in muffiers, neckties,
silk suspenders, fur caps, silk umbrellas,
silk handkerchiefs, night shirts, etc., ETC.
Look over their assortment for useful
presents. SCHIFFLER & QUENTMEYER.
"A sad and deplorable sight was that
of drunken man and two intoxicated
women, apparently mother and daugh-
ter, Keeling through the street on the west
side, arm in arm. Monday evening Such
picture, it must be admitted, bore on it's
face forcible argument in favor of pro-
hibition in certain cases at least.
Julius Schemmell tried his ice bicy-
Gle on the river Monday, and the move
meDts of the new machine were watched
with great pleasure by a number of spec
tators from the bridge. The bicycle is the
invention of Mr.. Schemmell, and is GER
tainly an ingenious continuance for trav-
cling on ice, carrying the rider at more
rapid speed than the road bicycle.
Another great sale on parlor suits for
the next ten days. In order to give you an
idea for what they are sold for I will
mention few prices: Tapestry suits
BANGED with silk plush bands, worth $40
at $50; plush suits worth $40 at $50, and
SO on, etc. Come early so as to secure
the best bargain, for they are going like
hot cakes. E. w. SCHULTZ.
The Watertown club, an association
among our business men for mutual in
tercourse and enjoyment, has been form
ed, with the following officers: President,
S. R. Sleeper; vice-president, L. 81. Cor